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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
4
Notice shows Browning Missouri publication date July 19 1951 with established 1884 and subscription price two dollars per year. Contains postal classification second class matter at Browning post office.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wade and daughters Sandra and Mary Jare were Sunday guests of Archie Wade in Green City. Various relatives and friends from nearby towns visited, including Verne Henley and daughter in Laclede, Dr. Chas Beasley of St Louis, Earlajean Peters in Brookfield, and many others, with homecomings and weekend stays across several households.
Lon and Charles Slagle visited with their Chicago parents and relatives in town on Thursday while guests included Mrs E W Riley of New Boston and Miss Maxine Riley of Tucumcari. Families of Murrell and Gooch celebrated gatherings. Mrs Walt Gooch remains ill after surgery. Junior Jacobs and Herman Jacobs with Florida kin stayed for a few days as John Keithley and Nancy Jo left for ranby Missouri for a hospital observation.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Palmer visited Milan on business while Babe Kimbrough and Gene Smith traveled to Brookfield. Several locals attended a Brookfield sale Friday. Rollan Gooch visited from Memphis for the weekend. The Wood and Smith families plus Al Adams and others were seen at various calls and gatherings around town. Pattie returned home with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore called at the C. M. Goins home during the week. Sris and Sam Sprague visited the Lee Wood home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Crooks with Eva Davis Carter and Rollan Gooch were Saturday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Gooch.
Purden items note the Palmers learning their car was carried away by the Kansas City flood. Quinton Darr visits from Kansas City, Colin Lee visits from Columbia, and a revival tent goes up in the Purcin school yard for two weeks beginning Sunday. The 4-H Club meets with Mrs. Hoover. Dorothy Ady judges cookies and sewing. a square dance is planned. Mr and Mrs Buswell host a card party with several local couples. Pvt. Elgin Monroe is home.
On furlough from Texas he is to be transferred to Fort Law ton Washington. Grantsville Club met Mrs Stanley Murrain and planned July August birthday party with eighteen members present. The Club of Purdin entertained at a barn dance Thursday at Ervin Barrows farm with invited members and parents and a large crowd. Mrs Dale Falconer is improved and visited town briefly. Mr and Mrs Lewis Wood and Carolee left for Minnesota for a week vacation to visit Olive Johnson and son and do a little fishing. Maxine Kollasch is tending the service station.
Notice is given that letters of administration with the will annexed were granted to H. G. Johnson by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on June 23, 1951. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred. failure to do so within one year may bar them from any benefit of the estate. Walter C. Hotaling, Judge of Probate.
Administration of the estate of Lydia P. Elliott deceased has been granted by the probate court of Linn County Missouri. Claimants must exhibit their claims within six months of the grant date July 6 1951 or be precluded from the estate. if not exhibited within one year from that date they will be forever barred.
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